Using Math.DivRem function to get Quotient and Remainder in Asp.Net C#,VB

Introduction: In this article I have
explained how to compute/ calculate quotient and remainder after division operation using Math.DivRem
inbuilt method and other techniques in Asp.Net with both C# and VB language.

Implementation: Below I have
mentioned three ways to get the quotient and remainder from division operation.

Asp.Net C# Code

First Way: Using (/) Divide and %(
Modulus operator)

int quotient, remainder;

quotient = 17 / 5;

remainder = 17 % 5;

Response.Write("Quotient: " + quotient + " Remainder: " + remainder);

Result: Quotient: 3 Remainder: 2

Second Way: Using (/) Divide,
-( Minus) and *(Multiply) Operators

int quotient,
remainder;

quotient = 17 / 5;

remainder = 17 - (5 * quotient);

Response.Write("Quotient: " + quotient + " Remainder: " + remainder);

Result: Quotient: 3 Remainder: 2

Third Way: Using Math.DivRem

int quotient,
remainder;

quotient = Math.DivRem(17, 5, out remainder);

Response.Write("Quotient: " + quotient + " Remainder: " + remainder);

Result: Quotient: 3 Remainder: 2

Explanation : Math.Div function calculates
the quotient of two numbers and also returns the remainder in an output
parameter. So using Math.DivRem we get the quotient and the remainder both in
two separate variables.

Here in our example 17 is Dividend,
5 is Divisor so on division we should get 3 as a quotient and 2 as a remainder
which we have got through Math.Div function.

Asp.Net VB Code

First Way: Using (/) Divide and %(
Modulus operator)

Dim quotient AsInteger, remainder AsInteger

quotient
= 17 / 5

remainder
= 17 Mod 5

Response.Write("Quotient: " + quotient + " Remainder: " + remainder)

Result: Quotient: 3 Remainder: 2

Second Way: Using (/) Divide,
-( Minus) and *(Multiply) Operators

Dim quotient AsInteger, remainder AsInteger

quotient
= 17 / 5

remainder
= 17 - (5 * quotient)

Response.Write("Quotient: " + quotient + " Remainder: " + remainder)

Result: Quotient: 3 Remainder: 2

Third Way: Using Math.DivRem

Dim quotient AsInteger, remainder AsInteger

quotient
= Math.DivRem(17, 5,
remainder)

Response.Write("Quotient: " + quotient + " Remainder: " + remainder)

Result: Quotient: 3 Remainder: 2

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